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Another picture from early December 2015, one morning at the lake.

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Sunlight on a frosted hill, 2022.

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Holly in an ice storm, 2019.

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The night before a storm you often get some good sunset color. Watch for the sunrise or sunset after the storm clouds have passed, too.

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Snow geese in great numbers on this date in 2018. Usually they arrive in November, many thousands, sometimes as many as 100,000, and stay in the quarries until February but this year I haven’t seen any yet. I’m guessing it’s because we’ve had warm snowless weather.

Wait a couple of seconds and they come into focus. Some snow geese feeding in a field. They come out of the quarries in groups, and this would only be one of several or even many groups. It’s amazing!

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Crabapple at the park in the snow on this date 3 years ago.

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No luck so far getting Bridget to pose for Caturday so here are some sleepy time pictures.

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A few more dribs and drabs from the 8th of December 2019.

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Only recently the sun was hanging out with Jupiter but this morning she was spending time with Venus. So make of that what you will.

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An early morning walk along the lake on this date in 2019.

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For a little while this morning there was a glow and it showed up in every window. (Looking past the neighbour’s Christmas tree)

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First snow of the season but it isn’t cold enough to accumulate.

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Two more from up on the hill looking at the ridge as it’s red with sunrise light, with geese flying in front of it, December 6th 2015. I wonder what pictures I could have gotten with the phone and camera I have now. At the time I just had a really small Canon point and shoot.

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Along Utt Road not far from the lake on the frozen fog frost day, 6th of December 2015.

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At one of the ponds on the 6th of December 2015, the day deep white frost coated everything.

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Tomorrow I’ll post some of these again. I’ve never seen another day like the 6th of December 2016.

6th of December, 2015, the day of frozen fog. The lake was socked in with fog so I went to the top of a hill to watch the first light of dawn, turned red by the fog, lighting up the ridge. The original caption: “A skein of geese in the air and wild turkeys on the hill, frost, fog, and the red of first light on the ridge.”

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For the first few minutes I was out today the light was like this.